Via Nemorense, Rome 1

Stunning apartment with everything you need! PLEASE, READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION AS IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION A modern and trendy design gives the space a luxurious feeling. The interiors have a bright and full light, giving the space an alluring energy. This stunning property features stylish decoration, a beautiful shared balcony, a fully equipped kitchen to cook comfortably, and everything you bring to it! Your private room offers a comfortable double bed providing you with the best nights of sleep, a spacious closet with ample space for storage, and you'll have the freedom of putting your personal touch to it! 1. Please note: - The bills are exact and are 155 euros per month (includes electricity, gas, water, internet). - A one-off €100 is charged for contract management fees (in addition to half the cost of contract registration). - Bed sheets, duvets, pillowcases, and towels (two sets of sheets and pillowcases, one duvet, one bath towel, two face towels, and two bidet cloths) can be rented for an additional optional charge of €70. - Check-in is from 14 to 18.30 on weekdays. An additional €50 is charged for check-in after hours, a €100 for check-in on Saturday and Sunday, and €200 for check-in on national holidays Italians. 2. Please note that the deposit must be settled prior to check-in either through a direct bank transfer to ensure it is received by the check-in date or by cash payment upon arrival. Failure to fulfill this requirement will result in the withholding of room keys until the deposit is cleared. Living in Via Nemorense provides residents with access to a wide range of amenities. The street itself has some local shops, cafes, and restaurants, where you can find daily necessities and enjoy the local cuisine. The nearby Viale Regina Margherita and Viale Gorizia also offer more extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The beautiful Villa Torlonia, a historic villa with gardens, is within walking distance. It provides a peaceful retreat where residents can enjoy leisurely walks, picnics, and outdoor activities. Just a short distance away is the Mausoleo di Santa Costanza, a well-preserved ancient Roman mausoleum. The neighborhood is also in proximity to the famous Villa Ada, one of the largest public parks in Rome, known for its natural beauty and events. The street is also served by several bus lines, allowing easy access to other parts of the city. The nearby Bologna metro station provides quick connections to the city center and beyond. Additionally, the neighborhood is well-connected by roads, making it convenient for those who prefer to travel by car. ??For Visa Applicants Requiring Pre-Arrival Contract Registration: The Italian government mandates a €100 registration tax for this service. This non-refundable fee must be paid by the tenant upon registration. If you require this service, which the landlord will complete for you, the payment must be made after booking, directly to the IBAN that will be provided to you. The fee is non-refundable, even in the event of cancellation or a no-show.??